velvtacheeze
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Oh, fuck it then.
From now on, let's just ask people who break the law to do the right thing and turn themselves in. Going after criminals may hurt their feelings. Paying extra attention to a person who, in any way, resembles a person who is being looked for may hurt their feelings.
Come to think of it, it's really OUR fault when someone commits a crime, you know. We are a collective, we are one, no one is special, so we all must pay the price.
Right on, brother.
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Calling the cops on black people when they're walking down the streets is not acceptable. Knock it off.
What, we're pretending that the Martin/Zimmerman case is the first time we've been lectured on the evils of profiling?
If we're not going to profile, then to hell with it. Let's just hope for the best so that the PC Police won't be annoyed. Heaven forbid that happens.
Let's do it your way. We don't want to annoy anyone in the search for a criminal.
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There was no criminal being looked for when Trayvon was walking down the street. The robberies he referred to in his unnecessary call to the police hadn't happen within the hour or even that day. They just had happened in the past. To assume that Trayvon was the culprit was based soley on race. I'm too white to believe that anything else motivated tubby George's racist phone call to the cops.